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Curves Mixed, Little Meaningful Net Change On Day

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Core global FI markets are off best levels, with limited net change seen on the day at typing,

  • Softer-than-expected German ifo data (on the heels of last week’s soft flash PMI prints) helped underpin during the European morning, despite warnings from various ECB speakers re: the degree of easing priced/early cuts and Cleveland Fed President Mester (set to depart the role in mid-’24) providing similar soundbites.
  • The failure of bulls to push Bund futures meaningfully through last week’s high (with 10-Year yields holding above 2.00%), provided a limiting factor for the wider space.
  • Oil bouncing from session lows also helps cap bonds.
  • Cash Tsys twist steepen, with yields -2bp to +1.5bp.
  • German yields are 0.5-1.5bp higher across the curve, with a very modest flattening bias seen.
  • UK yields are flat to 2.5bp lower, with the feedthrough from the BoE’s Q124 APF sales schedule/rejig of amounts to be sold vs. the previous ‘norms’ promoting a flattening bias in the time since its Friday release.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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